Which ancient civilization pioneered the first known form of retail demographic targeting by creating separate market districts for different social classes with product selections tailored to each group?

The ancient world had sophisticated commercial systems long before modern retail. From the agoras of Greece to the bazaars of Mesopotamia and the trading networks of the Silk Road, ancient civilizations developed complex marketing and retail strategies that shaped their economies. This poll explores how ancient merchants understood customer preferences, market segmentation, and product positioning thousands of years before these concepts were formally defined in business literature.

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Ancient Rome with its specialized forums for patricians and plebeians
Ancient Egypt with its royal and common marketplaces divided by the Nile
Ancient China with its Tang Dynasty market segregation policies
Ancient Persia with its royal bazaars and common souks